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London, respettfully Inform •the 4liat ~11,-11(ES tor the present STATE* LOT I'l KY, which is on the.samc new and improved Plan is,the last, consi!7•ting of only 5000 Nun3bers, - are on Sale at 'their Office as above. • • - • The.S.CFIEME contains 4 - • - - - Prizes of £20,0c0 ;4 - - - - - • Of - - - - 5,000 • . of - - - 1,60. • And 20 = - - •- - of - - - - To be all drawn in ONE DAY, viz. Lith FEBRUARY, 18 to • Letters, post.peid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. 'Orders by Post, Coach, or Carrier ; accompanied with Re mittance," pundual ly attended to". . This Dav was published, in itino. price 7S. boards, - I TL PASTOR FIDO ;.: or,' I The Faithful Sheph er d. / - A Pastoral Tragi-Comedy,- attempted ,in EngliSh Blank 'Verse, 'from the Italian o f .Signor Cavalier Giovanni Bat 'lista Guarini, R _.XTAVk- 0 PFIOE ; • . : lei.: 28; 18- 9 . THE Principal' - COMA i L. - S LONERS of air 21.1/I.7ESTY'S N AVY do herts•br gizic Abticy, • with aed Printed for Longman, Huist, Rees, and Orme, Paternos4 ter-row ; A. Black, Manners and Miller, Constable and Co. , BPown and Crombie, 1. and 1. Robertson; and W Ai - not and Co. Edinburgh: C t..ar 5 Tbat on Wednesday the ictb ytnuirx:i next a? One o'Clock; they will be realty to beat with such Person, a may be ,:villingte Colman' for supplying His Majesty's Yard at Poi-psi/cab wird EL:M TIMBER. Irea; r7:nic not A Form . of the Tender may be seen at this 054:e. Na Tender will Ze rereived alter One .o'clock, on ihe 2.1 y of Treat_y, nor any notked, unless the Party. or an Agent for him; attends. KEW THEATRE 'ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I -I HIS 'PRESENT' . EVENING, Jan. - 8, 1810, .11. will be performed a Tr.igedy', catleJ ' KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr 'MURRAY ; Richard,'Dukebf Gloster, .Mr. COOK E• Earl of Richinn(l, - M. C K E NIECE ; neen.,Eliiabeth, Mrs ST. LEG ER; Duchess of York, Mrs KU RY ; Lady Anne, Miss NORTON. After which will bee - performed (12th time) •'a new Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED' WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Clown Mr. GRIMALDI ; • Sir Timothy C halt< stone, Mr. T 'MA NCHA RD ; Sir Marmaduke Rupee, Mr. RI DGW AY; Columbine, Miss ApAms ; . Fairy of the Well, • Miss .M . BRISTOW ; Fairies, Misses. E. I I.%ind S. ADAMS, with Dancing. Boxes 7s. Second price 3s 6c1.-- : Pit s 3s. 6d. 'Second Trice 2s. Gallery as. Second' Price•is.--tfpper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Halt past Six. The new PantoiniMc, called Harlequin Pedbr, or, The ;Haunted Well, will berepeated evary•E . Veniog till further notice. To -morrow. "peed the Plough,' On Wednesci l iv, The Revenge. On Thurrday, The Man of the World. • On Friday, King. Lear. On Saturday, "Fh'S Merchant of 'Veniee : Portia, by Mrs. West ,, n, tieEig nerfiest appearancelti London. A new Mirsictl Play, in. ThrzeAas, is in rehearsal, and 'ill be produced as soon as possible. - LYcEUNI THEATRE. Under the Specia":„ License of the LO Rp CHAMBERLAIN, Granted t3r.'.he.preSent Season to the application . of 1 r Parties principall„;• interested." . - I 31: I .Z,lajesties' Servant 3, formin , the COM . SANY of the Iate:DRURY I.A N E 'EH EA'rkE, NNW, - TaIS PRESENT - EVLNiNC,-limuary 5 ail() P pefforirr - thclast new Tragedy. of, • !- 'ADELGITEIA ; • ; or, THE FRUITS OF A - SING LE ERROR. - Michael Dncas, Mr. N..^QINIOND ; . Cuiscard, Mr. ENR E ; - . I.inthair, Mr. DI., PA-VIP ' , Aclelgitha, • Mts. pOW ELL; Izn'ina, Miss R AY.. After'whiclt,( Izth time) the c6leti'rzned Pantomimic Fairy aale - ,'.c..? led • CINDERELLA; • Or, THE LITTLI., Gl:Ass SLIPPER . T. I ki k tvl 0 !Cf I, S 'CUO;d, Master LAURENT hymen. Master WEST ; ' Venus Mrs. IVICUNTAIN , , Nymph Mt's. B LAND. MCKTALS. • 7'7 The'Prince, Mr: ROBERT; • • Periro r?-1:A U R E'N T ; The Siders,:fMrS. Sf.QTT ;and, rs C IA - r TE R 14F., ; , Ci!!kierella,„Miss KLLLYi. "130xe Seeond Price 0:"--;-Pir 6d. Second Price is. Calteiy is. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Prim 6ci. , • . . . . Boxes ;nut places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the BoX- Otice, At the Strand entratt;:e ; ,ut may Also be• Private poxes nightly. - The Doors-to be opened,at Halt past lava, and the Pei for/mince to.4pegiii .11.2.1 t: past Six. - The Pantominiie airy Tale of Cinderella, or, The Little Ciass Slipiler; will be revealed. every Evening till further notice. , rrityiV, Love in-a Village. - On We'dhe'scfay, john °' , THP:ATRE OF A9ATomY, Gro:at Windmilt.street.. R. WILSON will begin- the SPRING IVA.. COURSE of his LECTURES on .ANKTOMY, Pk) Yf31 . 0 LOGY, PATI-1 . 0 LO C; Y. and SURGERY, on lanuary 49th, at Two o'Cl.;ck in the Afternoon. - PRACTICAL. ANATOMY as usual. • , . ,• THE OLDEST LaTTERV OFFICE IN ENGLAND. INTILLIANI - CARTER, Stock-Broker, 8, Char-, • VV.: in g ctoss, London,,Licensed by .Aut twiny of Govern tptigal in Lottery ,Tickets, recommends to his fnends zna' the - Public. the ilr?.sent L.Ottery, containing 4o Cepital Prizes,—to . tie drawn in ONE DAY, viz. f4th of N'LXT riarztuAkv. 4::•• • • • of • • • 4 20 . t. 0, 50 4 .• . • 5.P°(?, 5430. 20 . - Persons in the Country , may he sitpplie;t the sarnth as if pre:: vent, by sending their ,9rAers(pEist plin) ai:oinpaint - xl with Cast:, Rank Notes, or PpstM.flice. Oaiers., l Tnis Lottery contains 5,b60 - t'iizes, anti' only 5,00t)'-Nunt bers. • • VAIL) - ON 'DI:MANI/4 A.7?-0,000.1 , 33 2c,, - ;oo - '8:716 - - • 2,613 - • *10 , 2 94 - - 18 ,544 - 1q,9a0 5,c00 s,cou 5,0a0 . 4,003 zo.;coal 19 , 47 , a. - 7;:to 2, - xa,c:o - i l3esi(les Prizes of ;0,01. I,se`o, eol tkc This trand List of Oapital Prize's were sold.in Share's, in the , last and three.pre:eding.Lotteriesi at the old established State Lottery Oti;:ces, Cornhill, and St, Margaret's Hill, Borough, of - H 0R NS BYandCo. who were also the first to sell two Piiies Of 3c,oacd: • • ITORNSBY : and Co: •respeffluify solicit th'e fa vour J. of the Public in. the N E _ETAT LOT-. _TER Y, • which ahouncis with . Capital Chances'. they also beg leavetO assure. their PrientiS, that they will use their best endeavours to procure Prizes worthy theft* possessing. TICK E TS. and SHA lZ ES are selling at -the lowest Prices, and all Orders by ,Post of Carrier executed to any, part of the globe, on the same terms as it present. G.l" Tote Drawn in ONE DAY, the r'4th FEBRUARY next. Two, -three, and four Tickets of• the;same Number may, be had, so that i10,0p01.. 0?,ocol. or L,oool. can be ob tained by Adventure. SIR 'AMES BRANS COMB and CO. RE now Soiling TICKETS and SHARES:in ,za the N W STATE LOTT E - R to be draw,l the 14th of'FEBRCARY; in'ONE' DAY, at their Lticky Offices, No. 37, Cornhill, No. r t, ;Holborn, N. 38, Hay.. Market, and No. Vig, Strand ; where they had the un, re cedented good Fortune. to distribute to the Public, hi the last Three Lotteries alone,' the 141 lowing Capital Prizes, in Shares, raamely: No. 2,618 Xac,coc, 1,;j8 k 20,,0 9,123 - 20,030 12,7t7 10,00 , 1N,977 - 'zo;000 4,39 a - - 5,000 22,510 - 20,000 I 1.5,127. - - 5;000 3,236 20,000 18,318 - S, goo With the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 TiCkets, No. 3,618; Which divided amongst the Fortunate Holders 24,7651. inde pendent of many' loco I . cool. iirc: &c. Where likewise the First 33,0001. Pratt, the only 400001.. and the last 25,00, , 1. Prize, ever shared in the State Lottery, 'were sold in Thirty.one; hart.s.- The abrive Proprietors earnestly recomntend an early Pur chase, in the present Lottery, being on the same much-ap proved Plan as the last, when nearly every Tir ktr:t"was sold, as'they presume a scarcity of Tickets and Shrires will- he ex perienced, from the merits of the Plan being.inthe ienerally isnowtt. Selte,rhe in this Paper. . Prizes paid on • CHELSEA HOSPITAL, January, iSto. • TIESE are,, by Order of: the IliAt Honourable the Lords. and others, comitusslont-rs for inanagni• , • the Affairs of the Royal hospital at. Chelsea, to give Notile, That all Out-Pensioners bel - onging to the Aid Hospital, .residing in. London, or. within,t,v,.-nty- five miles .thereof, are reildired to . appear ,personally and:regimentally, 'at the Seci%itary!s 0 trice in the said Flosp . itai, urn trie 'respedive days, and in their different classes, accord r:;; to their several rates of tiensioil, •as under mentioned, wticn -attendance will be given from nine '4 , clock iu . the moroing mail three in the afternoon, for 'the : payment of Halra Year's Pension in 'advance to *lll'idsurniner • next, with the augmentation in propoktiow - lo their 'disability and length of service,. according . .to his Majesty's late regulations in their favotir. On MONDAY ) ; January the tit?). The Pensioners at 6d. per day, front the • different Regiments of 'Cavalry, tcit,.Guarcts, with, all - .the Kcgt.. meas . or Corp's of Infantry. - On TUESDAY, the 9th. Those at 9d. per day,".frOm the several Regiments of Cavalry, 'Foot Guards, the Ist Regiment of Foot, to the 69111 inclusive, On DNSDAY, the Toth. Those at gd. per day, from the loth Regiment of Foot, with the remaining Regiments or -Caps; as also the Pen sioners at is. per, day, trait: all the Regiments of Cavalry, witii the three Regiments of Foot Guards. On THURSDAY, the c rth Those -k is. - per day, from the tst, Regiment of ,Foot, with all the . remaining Regiments or Corps. . • - -On FAIDA V, the nth. • Those Pensioners 'from any 'Regiment or. Corps at is odd. is, id. is. qd. and. ts. zd, per day.. On SATURDAY, the 13th. Thnse and is ,sd.. per day.' . . , - , On MONDAY, the tcth. . , , • Those at I's. rid. per day, with- those of the different ' rates upwards ,to 2S. per day inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 16th„ Those at zs. 00. per day, and upwards ; those from the I Militia at sd. per day, with the private Gent.emen who re ecive Annuities 110111 the laic ist and ed 'Troops of Horse I Guards. - And thatall Out-Pensioners belongieg to the said Hospi.. ' tal, .who live at a greater distance 'than t +veiny-five miles Jr )in London, and rouse' in Scotland atid I rerand,"aie bereliv acquired ..1 . ,t4 commanded, alter the 20h of lobe next, and after every sucteedine 25111 of i)ecember,,and zetii of lune, ; fu , Ceer orders, to applk to one of his Majesty's justi c e s I of . the Peace" in the neigtiboqrhoort where they resided, and make the following affidav,it,, which the: saA Magistrate tot, trie corn -Lity,‘orlfc.)reugli, or Ritimy:„ beterie whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz, • 4. - • came before me, one Of His Majesty's ustices of the Peace for the County of • . _ and made oath e " that he was:-admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Hus. t " Iritat, on the day o. 17 (or ,). from the - Regimeut of ' commanded by t , ti was then aged about , years, served in the " army years, was discharged%,r , and that he is. no otherwise: proVided for by the Public but as a " Pensioner of said Hospital, at per day, an d " how lives in the Parish of , in the Court : t' ty of S worn before me, • 66 of t 8 ro." _ ,this „ day I' The affidavit, drawn acccording to the above torm,smorn be fore, dated and attested by a Magistrate, iS to be put up in a cover, and sent by the General Post, directed. thus Ti) " the Right Ho ..,arable the Payinastt•r- General of His Ma. jesty's Land-Forces, London," marking on tire cover— , ch,isej_Pe;Thiafie , §,Affi(Liv.t ;"-and counterparts, or du , pi icates Of the .i •aiii aidavits„ ate to be reserved by the Out,. Pensioners respectively, to he exhibited to such: persons as.. shall be 'direettd to pay them, that they Maybe satisfied that' all such as ~:ay claim-Out-Pensions are the real persons en titled to receive toe same. • y 1 And, to toe end that the Commissioners fur the Affairs of Chelsea' Hospital may he satisfied that the Pensioners are a; c same Persons. who have passed their examination, it is hereby further directed that. such of them who ,have served in and have bcen• 'discharged from any of the Reginents,_ or 1. Independent Cony...ones of Invalids, or,Ruyal Veteran talions e are not to mention. in ttleir atfic'eiv its such Regi ment or Company , of frivalal,., or Royal Veteran 'Battalions, in which they Nerved last, but the Regiment,Ttoop, Ctirps of the army, from which they were'rirst discharged and re commenttedi and received at Cherseajittsiiitat. • • • • 1 - The Pensioners are particularly to rake notice. that the, half-yearly p:lytneiusafterChrislinas. are iegaiated, as to the place olpaymew, by The musters at Chelsea, or the afti ! davits sent ,as above, ;After , preceding,• and that the Nlidsurnmer payin,:ait la in like inahner - regulated' . by the muste rs or atlidav4s afitik the Christ - has, preceding. • ft.is also ordered and direaed, no. Person who Shall change the plate or his abode given iii, at Ms inueter,-or to his .A,,iavit aforesaid, and who may Ipe;ty tor his Peitsi II (excepting to the (dicers of Exciie nearest . such placeot abode), shall receive tile . same, unless it appears,: by the certificate of respeaable perso. - .e, that sileh.re i ne l v A l • was through dnaVoitlable necessity, whi c h l ie or they could not foresee or prevent ; and 'that if any Pensioner' snail fraudulently - aftempt -to .receive a double p ayment ' ot -the . Pension either at Chelsea, or at different places, he shall be: sirtick off the lists. Lastly. I tqs . notified, that none ‘yitl he ent:Ted upon the pay-listsolthe said hospital, or be entitled to receive benefit theiefroffi, who shall not act agrecabiY to thew , orders and directions ` ; p'articul lily in sending. their yejrly 'attida'vits to -• the Vayinaste - r-General, as aboVe directed; .andiro no other Office ; several of the Pen_ . sibners have of late either neglect e d to do,. or se nt . tn.:4n irregularly to other Departments. C. ALST, Secretary and Registiar. . , This Dayivas published, Ninth Edition, correeted and impsOved, price rs. 3d bound,. mHE SCHOLAR'S SPELLING ASSISTANT; 1, wherein their Words are arranged on an IMproved Plan, according to their respeaive Principles of Accevtitation ; in a Manner calculated to. familiarize the Art- of Spelling and Pronunciation, to remove Difficnities; and to faciliiate Ge. neral Improvement. 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Two Hundred Thousand Gallons rj WEST INDIA RUM, to he' delivered* duty fi ee; fro . n:l7-atehozises he whieh the came shall have leen bonde;l, into His Majesty's FicTuailing St.ref dl the Ports, and in :he?. speeiive quantities nadermentioned, one half thereof Ina Month' .and the other half in a Month afterwards, viz, Gallons. Portsmouth . . lOO,OOO Plyniouth . . , 100,000 2d0,000 To betaid.f.r by Bills payable, with Interest, Ninety Dews afte't• date. The Conditions of the ContraSi niay be seen at the Secreta ~No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the Ptiee shal not be inserted lit words a! length, ce that shall not he delivered te 1; the Board before One o'clock on the m said ruesd ! " , , 114. 161 1.6 "1 inst. nor yt.),7 unless the Person l aites the Tender, or some Per.. son on hii behall, attends, to answer, when called for. BY HIS MA[ESTI"S SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. IIONE'S POLYGR , . car or I\IANIFOLD wRITERS, No: . 4, Wlls-street, Oxiord-street. 'ile . 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